Bed Bath & Beyond Inc

Bed Bath & Beyond, Constellation Brands, Commercial Metals, and more slated for earnings this week.

We're watching interest rates, energy companies, and the start of earnings season.

We plan to modestly lift our fair value estimate but think full earnings potential may be constrained by pricing competition.

Earnings declines are slowing but profits remain depressed at the no-moat retailer.

Profitability has waned, and we believe declining same-store sales will persist, prompting us to lower our fair value estimate.

Quarterly results indicate the turnaround remains stalled with no catalyst to drive earnings in sight.

We expect the shares will trend lower in the long term, given growth and business opportunities.

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We're placing the retailer under review as earnings growth gets crushed by operating margin pressure.

Although some retailers continue to cede share to online peers, some protected businesses should deliver rising profitability.

We expect the company to continue to close stores through attrition and continue to invest in its online platform.

A smattering of earnings plus consumption and housing data are due ahead of the holidays.

Earnings weren't uniformly good, but mostly better-than-expected results and progress on tax reform sent stocks to record highs.

Retailers realize foot traffic is declining, but reactions have largely failed to return performance to historical growth levels.

Interpreting this week's Fed meeting. Plus, our take after three firms see their shares fall after earnings.

Though the chance of a rate hike seems slim, the Fed's statement will offer clues on what's next. Plus, housing data and earnings from Adobe and FedEx.

We found some bargains among stocks that have lost more than a fifth of their value in the past three months.

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The consumer cyclical sector looks fairly valued, as restaurants and travel-related stocks help offset the carnage in retail following Amazon's bid to acquire Whole Foods.

We're also eyeing results from Bed, Bath & Beyond, FedEx, and Lennar. Plus, new and existing home sales data.